Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving
Day is a national holiday celebrated in The United States and Canada. It is a
day to give thanks for the harvest and blessings. It is celebrated on the 4th
Thursday of November in the United States of America and the 2nd
Monday of October in Canada. In 1621, it was the year there first harvest
proved successful, Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians gathered around to enjoy the
first Thanksgiving. For about two centuries, only the colonies celebrated
Thanksgiving until Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving to be held every
November. Thanksgiving lasted about 3 days straight eating all that they had
harvested. Because they didn’t have ovens or sugar their meals did not consist
of pies, cakes, or other desserts
Reflection: I think that having Thanksgiving as
a national holiday is a good thing because we can celebrate all the things we
are thankful for and spend time with our families being happy together.
I am thankful for …
1) My family
2) My
friends
4) The food
we have
5) The
education that I have
6) The house
I have
7) The
clothes I have
8) All the
good times I have with everyone
9) The life I have
10) My
health
11) That I’m
alive
12) The
happiness that I have